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Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg (Chalmers)
Nuclear Chemistry and Industrial Materials Recycling
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
SE-412 96 Gothenburg, Sweden
Link to official
web-site.
CHALMERS is a CINCH-II project partner. Contact person for NRC courses:
Teodora Retegan;
Christian Ekberg ;
Stefan Allard
Chalmers Nuclear Chemistry Courses
Chalmers Nuclear Chemistry courses are integrated part of a Master program:
Nuclear Science and Technology
- KBT192 Nuclear Chemistry I
- KBT168 Nuclear Chemistry II
- KBT171 Chemistry of Actinides, Lanthanides and Superheavy Elements
- KBT220 Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry
- KBT215 Radioecology and Radioanalytical Chemistry
Chalmers Courses that Partially Teach Nuclear Aspects
- KBT195 Solvent Extraction
Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU)
Department of Nuclear Chemistry, Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, CTU
Břehová 7, 115 18 Prague, Czech Republic
Department official
website
Link to official CTU
website for foreign students
CTU offers comprehensive Bachelor, Master, and Ph.D programmes in Nuclear Chemistry leading to titles in Nuclear Chemistry.
In addition to standard chemistry programme, the
bachelor-level studies of Nuclear chemistry consist of seven compulsory courses (in total 20 credit units) and bachelor's thesis project (15 cu). Up to 17 cu in “nuclear topics” can be additionally selected from five available optional courses.
Compulsory courses
- Nuclear chemistry 1 (3 cu)
- Nuclear chemistry 2 (4 cu)
- Detection of Ionizing Radiation (2 cu)
- Nuclear Power Plants Design and Operation (3 cu)
- Practical Exercises in Detection of Ionizing Radiation (3 cu)
- Practical Exercises in Radiochemical Techniques (2 cu)
- Dosimetry and Radiation Protection (3 cu)
Optional courses
- Nuclear physics (6 cu)
- Quantum physics (3 cu)
- Introduction to Elementary Particle Physics (2 cu)
- Transport of Ionizing Radiation and Monte Carlo Method (4 cu)
- Exact Methods in Research of Historic Monuments (2 cu)
The
master-level studies of Nuclear chemistry at CTU consist of nine compulsory courses (in total 30 credit units), research project (14 cu), master's thesis project (30 cu), and optional courses (each 2-4 cu) up to the required total of 120 cu.
Compulsory courses
- Separation Methods in Nuclear Chemistry (3 cu)
- Trace radiochemistry (3 cu)
- Radiation chemistry (3 cu)
- Environment Chemistry and Radioecology (2 cu)
- Radioanalytical methods (3 cu)
- Practical Exercises in Nuclear Chemistry (4 cu)
- Practical Exercises in Radiation Chemistry (3 cu)
- Practical Exercises in Separation Methods (3 cu)
- Radionuclide Production (2 cu)
Optional courses
By selecting relevant courses from the available total of 22 courses, the students can further specialize into one of the following sub-fields of Nuclear Chemistry
- Applied nuclear chemistry
- Nuclear chemistry in biology and medicine
- Chemistry of the environment and radioecology
University of Oslo (UiO)
P.O. Box 1072 - Blindern, NO-0316 Oslo, Norway. Link to official UiO
web-site:
UiO is a CINCH-II project partner. Contact person for NRC courses:
Jon Petter Omtvedt
UiO Nuclear Chemistry Courses
UiO Courses that Partially Teach Nuclear Aspects
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)/Center for Environmental Radioactivity (CERAD CoE)
P.O Box 5003, NO-1432 Ås, Norway.
Link to NMBU
website
Link to CERAD CoE
website
NMBU/CERAD offers an European MSc in Radioecology. In a diverse learning process, you will gain knowledge about radioecology; behaviour of radionuclides in the environment, as well as impact and risk assessment based on radiochemistry and radiation protection, the nuclear industry and waste management, project management and research methods.
NMBU/CERAD Nuclear Science courses
University of Helsinki, Finland, Laboratory of Radiochemistry
P.O.Box 55
FIN-00014 UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI, Finland
website, contact person: pofessor Jukka Lehto
Master's program in radiochemistry
University of Helsinki offers a comprehensive master's program in radiochemistry (84 credit units radiochemistry and 36 cu elective studies). The radiochemistry studies consist of five compulsory courses (in total 25 credit units), master's theses work (40 cu), 10 cu of other compulsory studies and 9 cu of optional courses. For full information
see.
Compulsory courses:
Basic radiochemistry (4 cu)
Basic radiochemistry exercises (4 cu)
Radiation safety (3 cu)
Detection and measurement of radiation (7 cu)
Chemistry and analysis of radionuclides (7 cu)
Optional courses (3 cu each):
Environmental radioactivity
Chemistry of the nuclear fuel cycle
Chemistry of radiopharmaceuticals
Radiation chemistry
Tracer techniques
Atmospheric radioactivity
Chemistry of the final disposal of spent nuclear fuel
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